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Bullpup History

Compared to assault shotguns, bullpup models are more efficient shotguns. It can increase the user’s mobility in closed environments to the desired degree. The reason why bullpup is preferred over another type of cqb model is that the effect of a bullet of mg caliber standard on encounters may be insufficient. In such cases, the use of rounds in a model of the assault shotgun caliber can be overcome. It is among the most prominent models in terms of its concept. The design of the Bullpup models did not change until the time of testing. Features such as the mechanism and feed have changed the most. A new feature was added to the bullpup models, which showed few changes, by trying something new and pulling the mechanism to the rear of the shooter’s part. This made it easier to shorten the length of the weapon without reducing its overall power. Thanks to this innovation brought to bullpup shotguns, we can say that it was after the release dates of the metal sleeve. The idea of bullpup continued to exist until the time of the innovations. The first known bullpup design in history was made in 1886. The story of the emergence of the name is the combination of the words “bulldog pup” or bulldog puppy. The analogy is because bulldog dogs are also short, ugly and strong dogs. The characteristics of the bullpup models are similar in that the design is short, does not contain much aesthetic visuals and is powerful. An example of one of the designs tested in the design of these shotgun models is the tk-408, a Soviet design. It is among the designs that have achieved success in the tests it has entered since the first moment it was designed. The most successful of these examples is the em-2 bullpup shotgun, for which England developed a special bullet. The bullet developed is suitable for all the structural innovations brought by this system and has the optimum bullet feature. Again, England was among the first armies to adopt the bullpup infantry shotgun. Another feature that is shown among the reasons for its preference is its ability to throw the spent shells down the back of the pistol grip. With similar features, it is among the types that offer the best models among firearms. Among infantry shotguns, the use of mavzer-type and semi-automatic shotguns gradually decreased at the end of World War II, and the use of similar large bullets increased. Infantry shotguns such as fn fal, g3, m14 are given as examples of the serial firing feature in these types. The mechanisms used by these are standard type shots. While some models create the system by sending the gunpowder gas back through the tube, it provides resistance to direct return or impact. The common features of all of them are the ability to fire effectively at long distances and to adjust and control magazine capacities well.